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"IRE COMMISSIONERS for VICTU,ILLING • His 21I4.IES7'Y'S N/IVY do hereby give Notice, That Pr iarty nest, th e 1 1 t h I nstant , t h ey w ill b e rea dy to re -14 te : i, e P"" in writing (sealed up), and treat for One Thou )`,; r, Hundred Sachs of Kiln-dried HOUSEHOLD t3R Ir antia. , to be s u bj ec t to t h e usua l warran ty o f Twelve 4tat::and One Th ousan d Fi ve Hundred Sacks of BISCUIT to he delivered in the space of a Fortnight into his forc9.44.Y's Victualling Stores at Deptford ; and to he paid flut e °/1 Bills payable, Without Interest, Sixty Days after 7'4e Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Se t'eetA4r't4 Office. i4 -7° ''egard w i ll be had to any Tender in which the Price I a ll , 1 be inserted in words at lenvh, or that shrill nut it e `lvercd to the Board before One o' C loch on the said Friday , tl 'e I lth Instant; nor unless the Person who makes '.':le4 eat t !` eer or some Person on his behalf; attends, to answer r. t slled f or • V reTudr,LlNG- OFF ICE , ' &Pt -4 .- 181 8 ' ~ COM 11 I SIONER Sfo r VICTUALLING 2 -4 44 31 - 1J ES TY ' S ' 4IVY do herebv give Notice, I„ 4 . e 'lt sday, the 29th Instant, they will be ready to ' r eader s r/l writing- (sealed up), and treat for the je, • 91Y 6 / what RUM Ma ~, dem?ndedlor the use of his ilia -14,4 841 P•s' and P r esseiS a: I d onaonderry and LoughswillY, A r , A c"ti e Aroath s certai; frmz the 22 d October 7w.rt, and t e) • :? , nte Spa, alonths' warning shall be given for the ter- Of the Contract. Cl Ace e"ditia " , Y of which ,may be seen at the Secretary's then 011: ce ; or by applying to the Collector of his A,,,t11'4 Customs at /Ando:aft-try. d ell 7e be.h a d t o any node? in which the Price 4 at 6e inserted in Words at length, or that shall not Zo', t abe).e d to the Board, before One o'Cloch on the said kok, tl !I) 14 e 294 Instant ; nor unless the Person who " z "der, or some Person on his behalf, attends to Catlett An% kit t_ T , - -- - • '`-cAII.JER. BILL OFFICE, September 1, 1816. 4 11 / : •• 4%. TO BE PAID OFF. ' CILE QUER BILLS dated in the Months of July August, and September, 1817, SuPI'IY, , C. 44,000,000, 57 Geo. 111. Cap. ~ 2. Pl\nitro, I -11 N £ • 18,000,000, 57 Geo. 111. (:ap. 16. 114 LORDS COMMISSIONERS of HIS `)I 'llayi l : 1 1 ' 14F ---STY's T Rl , A ,.. ;t7 y .t y having given directions i lt l ti t li g att the Principal of the above-mentioned EXCHE , - Zl i a , \ e v r - i :l L ll 4 .( l l * .i w ec i , t i li n the th Interest due thereon, at the E..- d'uti'es Receipt of Exchequer, New Palace tio.titainster, on Wednesday, the 23d day of Septeinlcr : t eal I :: a oi e h e t ::: :. c l i ri — l_ ti ,:ilt:)::::idtt:141:ii i :: . :: t t t i. 1 : a l t: 1 1 1 1 : i l *.3ll4p:ib:r I:1i:: e:i''S,:ti 1. 1 111 : c if: : r y lii:del eg:itrci'liy. -tl2il(ru:C:egrustsdi::ald:l3l.::yoss't:tlaeul Bills'ie: d;i at III:la:lothid' li2edeisaifil:ras:lfadotteenbit4rtoe: 4-t4it 'ed • e'l'iNion of Bills iu separate List (which are t () thee), classing them in the Order of their re- IN4 ar r . ' st kli as are for the same Amount being nume t,. o tk&t. due d' and specifying the principal Sums and ' ' lt 'll t -e ' "an, computed r•-,m, but excluding the days ~t "l' lberi • i t? ar e respectively (ated, to the said 23d day of at l ,;"' I )e a , , 14e11•44'e, when the interest will cease; and the B. ; ''ss ttilit.'r'' "''''!la they be actin::: as the agents of holders :, 4 ' th e ''''' are inserted in the Bills, are previously to pro -14 nd.e",ltsetnents of such holders; and the bearers are tittlitl sigZtl:4l)lY retiliired to indorse each Bill with their residence at tr. b utt en , r ,"; and to write their names and trod: 4 -14 t '' °F each separate List; and they are moreover 84 : .. 4 rt ()4•ttend the Exchequer Bill Office for payment, 7, e ; c"re the new Bills, and give the Receipts for the lii,llYuf the -k4 • 't' holders of the aforesaid Bills should be de , Ihr (1 : °E . r e , ~ . 14 tiv "'"" Payment of the Principal and Interest, e a a "n• tl . ti,: l y :ada tto i t e , s a , ll . 23d day of September, they may be ac ti„O ' v isli to k(1.- earoPuting the Interest to the day on which cel e a= paid, and I•,* ~ the said Bills for examina e a, v . eat ILI, ti'l;t(,, 111),r:01)NA* thereto. o klr 4 ni sv i ''. ''-s may be desirous of having new Exchequer ,. ~f k itt gli - t f u lti or ni part of pavtneut of , principal, upon j 8 tlitir Lists %Its, and mentioning the amount at the bottom NI ) 174;ts, delivered on or before Thursday, the 17th t e ,' ') be accommodated with new Bills, payable to Pti l : 'l ' qt li,t i , or Order, ca r rying an In -443, - „ I' two wI,L 1 ~,, - ace by the d ay , on every one hundred l ot 't 81,74c1-1 s aid new Bills will'hear d a t e th e sa id 22d bar, te4 l d4t"nber, and w ill be delivered, together with the 'sl a eted, ,o. i n r espect o f the Bills so desired to be ex ,. 1 1 (1 41 . 8. ht.ia ~ Thursday, the lath day of September, and the 8. 1. INse,: a 'P•ll • i ti , • t,'' to - laer Bi lls to be issued in Exchange, and made IQ's.4te • t t rati ,or l)rder , as above-mentionecl, may , 1 1 'I th, aerred by eitdorsetne; or will be paid to the N f,.1 ) ; e. 11.11 ..a.'c,,.!t shall not lie filled up. aladve:l/4.ti`2e.cluor Bills dated prior to July, 1817, Aq4its i . 3 ta to las paid oil. ~ - .N‘r t l :k: Y's . 1 „. ......____.____._.__, _ , ~,,,.:4,,,,,..w.1VELCH'S FEMALE PILLS. ji:.'f4ty Nneries4"E which isles stood the ICS(' 101' a t h ,olattil reo iovi cq Years, and el known for its peculiar y4..aaii„thdarq 0 thee Green Sickness, and other Obstrue s lf, rol y.tea , w , a female Sex Tilt' Clses proving that ,)!,wrily 1.45.‘_ri0 have hitherto r'e.sorted to ' the ' use of it, hive 1,41;1., Lticias, Tri .relieved in the most soverei,, , rn manlier, are 1 17 ,r',,,,,(i ~,,, Pec.ified in the bills of direetions. l'en.:,t (.;,,, l ' ellgr,rl,l'he against imposition, the 11:111441 of C. (I:pr 4,1.. ti.in,,si.t.tal on the stamp by the special permission ep or 'a to 1,, - e " 'erg of Stain s without' which they are not oh atin, 1 1 bv geni i i„ e• P , p:11ek,,,, e,i* 'l5. Rearslev 1 toot e4 ,', , er . , it r a nd sold .Ifrom the.Originial.atn.rd c.,,h). and.;l'leet-street .w_lol.esale and retail by I d l i c ' et : l ii k t t a , : ,l , r l .Cli;y,. t e r l d l , ti s t : iii:.t.i i,nal , clay and Sons, Fleet-market; ~ , C hurch-yard ; Sutton and lA. I,,4,,,hlithri_,,npposi,..l. and Sons, Cheapsidt ; Sanger,, ISO, A1114.41),_`'.404),.....5itd, 4.,_,,..0rid-street ; Evans and Sot,, Long .n AID,, t.ti I,;lll,"tdit ho,tone, Greek -street, Soho. 1, 4 1 k si,j'e Pill s i 'Y duty to return you my must humble Ocia o na iny : , t w as ar never was Si ) great a Cure as I have n tel l ta les `ariae ll j ell "' as gold ; I could not keep any sa B ,_ rehe,. rh oiL s , Jut .41'ilS almost clioaked with phlegm. ti '" ,l ft ' a bo x 0 0, ~,,. oro a c_before my appetite returned, and lune weii.utistant pain in iny side. lam "se' • Pri_ I war dutiful servant, _ me 28. P d * Per b ANN BALADINE. ex, stamp included. ed boioe' ird , 511 , 14 I; sPewi beg' o blige d his s:ig, a civ , be jai . 1( 1 ,y to tlls ctil leti! a bl e" „di tit° t iee 9 t he rely 1 ' 14 ' ia tq ll. 11 00 0 11(11,'.,gft e a lt sti t . ior " • A • e ./ 1 p 4e , te 4 ge l , lly 13F si 21C(' 1)0 0 ,t 1 e cn s e 1 11 ; hii 0 , 0 0 04; tot 1.),1 Jot° , 100 PP 10 4 er lot ye: , OC C o , In d Se 1 irf net. l cl't itlr e ,;e9l VC ` f base' • of , gr icv , e 10 c a 01 d o , i diffr I 11° _, I jots Ei4 43. c° o 6 bilissors )1 ---- s' M s 0 1 " Os SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1818. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Sept. 1, Ibls. H E PRINCIPAL. OFFICERS of His MA JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that Proposals will he received at their Office in Pall-111411, on or before Friday, the 18th Instant, from such Persons as may be willingto undertake the Supply of FORAiiEfor the Ordnance Horses atationed in thelidlowing Districts, to be delivered at the Expence of the Contractor, viz. Woolwich, Western, North Britain, Sussex, Midland, Kent, exclusive of Woolwich, South West, Eastern, .for a period of Six Months from the Ist day of October next. The Oats to be good, sweet, dry, and clean, without any mixture of Foxy or Mowburnt Oats, and must not weigh less titan 37 pounds per Trine/Lester Bushel; the Hay to he sweet and dril, and delivered in Trusses of Whs. weight; Me Straw to be good, clean, and dry If - heat or Rye Straw, and delivered in Trusses of 361bs. weight. The Prices to be paid for the respective Quantities.of each "'frac* which may h: delivered at the following rates, viz . . fret to Oais..nt per wolbs. Avoirdivais weight, For the flay at per hundred and twelve pounds, For the Straw at per hundred and twelve pounds. The Proposals may he delivered se*tratcly or jointly for two or more of the said Districts, and ir is expect«l that the Contractor shall receive the Stable Dung, which, during the period of his Contract, may accumulate, making an allowance far tlte same after the rate of per Horse per Week. Farther particulars may he known upon application to the Officers commanding the Royal Artillery in each District, and also at ,he Secretary's Office in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'Ckch, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and endorsed " Prn pcsals for Forage;" but no Proposals can he admitted after the said 18ta Instant, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same day; neither will coy Tender he noticed unless the Parts/ making it, or en Agent in his behalf, :hall attend. Bo Order of the Board, • R. H. CREW, Secretary. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. PUBLICATIONS. MEDICO-CHIR L TRANSACTIONS. 'fliis Day were published, In Bro. (with Plates) Price 12s. Boards, Vol. IX. Part I, of MED C - CHIRURGICAL TRANSAC TIONs, published by the Medical and Chirurgical Society of London. Prioted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. Of whom may be had, Vcilmtes I. to VIII. with iimuctous Plates, price 71. 7s. 6d boards. This Day were published, in I2uio. Price es. Boards, ETTERs on F RENCH His'rota . , from thy m , .Earliest Period to the Battle of Waterloo, and re-esta blishment of the'llOuse orllnnrhon : for the Use of School's. By J. BIGLAND. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Letters on Englist - ) History, 12rno. 6s. Bo.srds. Letters on Natural History, 12mo. 7s. Boards. History of Europe to 1814, 2 Vols. gro. IL Bs. Boards. NELSON INN, CHEAM. NOTICE, if the HORSE awl CHAISE left at the above House, the 27th of August last, by Mr. %% afford, is not taken away within Fourteen Days from this Date, it will be sold to defray the Expences.—Sept. 3, 1818. MELANCHOLY EVENT.—An article from Jersey, dated Sept. I, sHys, At six o'clock on Saturday last died soddenly, by the bursting of a blood vessel in his lungs, Major WALL, commanding the Royal Artillery in this island The circumstances altogether were truly afflicting. This excellent officei' was highly and deservedly esteemed by all who knew him. About ten days since he was married at Guernsey to a very young and very amiable lady, Miss Edwards, and had only re turned here a few days, when he expired amongst the congratulations of his friends. Early on Sa turday morning, the major started from his bed, and ran to the window, complaining of a pain in his cheer ; his terrified wife hastened to his assist ance jest in time to receive him in her arms a breathless corpse. Her shrieks brought the at tendants—medical aid was immediately procured, but in vain—his spirit was flown never to return to the inanimate body,, wh t icla she still held dis tractedly in her arms. Major Wall was in the 39th year of his age, and had every prospect be fore him of a long and prosperous life.• By his former marriage, he has left to lament his loss,five children; his eldest a fine lad of seventeen, gone about a week ago to a school at Caen, in Nor mandy ; two daughters were in Ireland, and two sons, one twelve, and the other thirteen years of age, were. with him when he died. Mrs. Wall is in the 18th year of her age. Yesterday the fu neral took place, and the body was interred in the Church-yard of St. Heliers."—(New Times.) SUDDEN DEATH.—An Inquisition was taken yesterday, before T.' STIAL LNG, Esq. Coroner, at the King's Arms, Weymouth -street, on the body of William Morgan, late servant to Mr. Mitchell, of Harley-street, who was well in health on the morning of his death, but having exerted himself more than. he was accustomed, to 00, and being of a plethoric habit of body, he was seized with a fit of apoplexy ; several internal blood-vessels ruptured, and pe immediately expired. Verdict— " Died by the Visitation of God." Yesterday evening an Inquest was held at the sign of the White Horse, near Exeter-'Change, before H. Law's, Esq. Coroner, on the body of Charles Young,,a waterman, ag e d 31, w h o came to his death" by falling out of his boat, in a fit, into the River Thames, whereby be was drowned. Verdict—" Accidental Deatb.': FRENCH. PAPERS. PARIS, SEPT. I.—lt is said that the Allied So vereigns will make a public entry into' Aix-la- Chapelle. The number of troops there will be more considerable than was at first announced. The Doke de Richelieu sets out on Saturday to pass some days in the country. A most violent storm front the south-west was experienced on the 12th ult. about noon, in the territory of Villennuvette, in the arrondissement of Lodieve, and Department of Herault. Hail stones tell of the size of an egg, h I; ..m..r..ngs were unroofed, and the whole produce of the harvest de4royed. Letters from Genoa of the 19th ult. say, " This morning the Austrian frigates Augusta and Aus tria, of 44 guns, from Rio Janeiro, under the orrfers of the Chevalier Basqueligo, entered this port,..having on hoard the Count d'Eltz, Amtras sador from the Emperor of Austria, to his Most Faithful Majesty." Between the 17th and 26th ult. there entered Calais from Dover twenty-nine packet boats, with 861 passengers. The same number of packet boats left Calais for Dover, with 540 passengers. FIVE PER CENTS. Monday BO f. —c. DEFERRED sTuCK. Of the 22d March, 1817, 88 f. 90c. 24d Sept. 1817, Bfif. 90c. nd March, 1918, 65 f. —c. BAMBERG, AVG. 23.—Letters fr►►nt Berlin re peat the statement, that the Count de Bernstorf will become a Member of the Prussian Ministry. ROME, AUG. 13.--The King of the. Two Sicilies proposes to be here in the course of October. Great preparations are making for his reception. CAMBRAY, AUG. 26. 7 -The English troops from all quarters are in motion, for the purpose of marching to the environs of Valenciennes, and of his place. The Grand Review, which is to take place in the plain of Denain, is to. take place early in the next month ; it is expected to be very brilliant. It is understood that the opinion of the Doke of Wellington is entirely favourable to the departure of the Allied Army in the course of the autumn. His Grace regards this measure as the best calculated to consolidate the present state of affairs in France; and there is no doubt 169 opinion will have great weight with the Allik•d Monarchs, about to assemble at Aix-la-Cha pelle, and will powerfully influence their deter mination. VIENNA, AUG. 20.--The 'house of Hoff and Smetana here, has faired for 2,000,000 florins. Al X -LA,-,CHArELLE, Auo. 25.—8e5id.-s the bat• talion of Guards, eight battalions of Infantry of the Line and of the Lantivvehr are to be marched hither, to he in readiness for the arrival of the Allied Sovereigns. DUTCH MAIL AND GERMAN PAPERS. AUGSBURG, AVG. 23:—An article, dated Bran denburg, Aug. 10, says— " Thiags are in the same state among us as in the rest of Germany. There are no active parties, who attempt to make any political system prevail, but there are people who spend many words in defence of this - or that opinion, birth" - in compa nies and in pamphlets. Those who attach any importance to conversations and ephemeral writ ings, and who consider the capital as the Repre sentative of the kingdom, might believe that the Prussians were on the point of dividing them selves into two hostile people, one of which de sires to keep the ancient Constitution, or rather the rights consecrated by time; while the other insists on a change, which may prevent the re-. turn of the past evils, which they attribute to the ancient institutions. While .people are de fending in public sometimes the one, sometimes the other, of these two opinions, rather from ca price or interest than on principle, the Govern ment calmly pursues its. course, and, without troubling itself about the contradictions of par ties, leaves it to time to decide which of them is in the right. This .dignified attitude does not satisfy the restless spirits, who fancy that it is absolutely necessary to embrace one of the two systems ; in consequence, they spread all manner of reports to prove that the Government has at length adopted one side. Sometimes it is said that a plan .of a Constitution which comprehends the whole Monarchy has been laid-before the _ Council of State, sometimes that it haa.been re solved to retain the old one. One relates. that, the reports of the Ministers, who have.been-sent into the provinces to examine into what re lates to the provincial States, are. so. con tradictory, that the result of the merely his torical inquiries cannot give rise .to an orga nization which ; shall be applicable to all the pro, vinces ; another affirms, that a new prospect of the aggrandizement of the Monarchy has caused a sudden., suspension of the discussions already begun in the Council, respecting the re presentative,Constitutioo. But there is no, truth in all this. In the last of the meetings of the Council, which take place. every six ; months, there was no discussion upon the Constitution, or any thing of the kind, and the reports ,of the Minis ters could not be contradictory,,because, though the Minister of State, l3eyme, - has made his, Messrs. Alt,enstein and Klewitz have not yet made. their's. If some politicians are.dissatisfied at this delay, others, on the ,contrary, regard it as ,a wise measure, by .which time is gained till the vertigo of Constitutions is over, and :things may. be in a manner arranged of. themselves. It is the %Inn with regard to,the delays about the University of- Bonn . ; the funds for ,the establishment are al- [PRICE SEVENPENCE. ready assigned, but the organization is not yet regulated." FRANKFORT,. AUG. 25.—Yesterday morning their Highnesses the Hereditary Prince and Prin cess- of Hesse Homburg!), anti also Prince Lewis and Prince Gustavus, with hiJ Consi.rt, passed through here going to Dramitadr, to pay a visit to their Royal Highnesses the Guild Duke and Duchess of Hesse. Their Highnesses returned in the evening to Hotuburgh. BERLIN', AUG 22.-'On the 18th the Synod of the two Evangelical Congregations for this year was opened by Divin e in the Cathedral Church. An , expression of M. Ribbentrop, Intendant. General of the Prussian army, is considcl-pd as very remarkable. ThiS Gentleman, %rho has daily bttore his eyes the • effects of standing armies upon the nasion—economy both on a large and a small scale—who likes the mil.taryadministratioa as the vocation of his life, and is known to the armies, to their Generals and Sovrrei e ns, ity his ilistingnisired ser.i.ics, has, in his Es.nly &raze. Economy of the Ettropean dlrmiev, the 1040iving words, which, from the mouth of such a mat, are - highly important " That every rednetion of the army has always a favour able influence on the internal relations of the country; that these relations, the professions, the property, and the spirit of the citizens, must be spared and maintained as much as possible in time of peace, that they may be employed %Aft more energy in time of war." SWITZERLAND, AUG. 24.—The Deputies of Berne and Lucerne,Messrs. Ruttimau and Fescher, have left Rome, aft 2r taking leave of his Holi ness. Their mission has led to no result. It is affirmed that they will be shortly followed by the new Nuncio for Switzerland, M. Macsi, who larely filled the office of Internuncio at Lisbon, It seems that the Diet will take up this affair be fore it separates, and they already speak, of a de claration which is to be made to the Roman Court, according to which the Envoys of that Court can not exercise in Switzerland any ecclesiastical juris• diction, but will be always received with the re spect and consideration which members of the di plomatic body have a right to expect from a friend ly power. PROM THE FRENCH FRONTIER, AUG. 28.—1 t is asserted that the French army will he increased to the number of 120,000 by the Ist January, 1819, and that in the course of next year the ad ditional number of 40,000 will be levied, in order to make the army complete to the peace esta blishment. PETERSBURGH, AUG B.—We hear that his Ma jesty the Emperor will leave this city in the be ginning of September, to go to Aix-la-Chdpelle: In the course of the same month her Maj,,ty the Empress Nlaria will go to Weimar, Stutgard. and Brussels, to visit her daughters, the Guild Duchess of Weimar, the Queen of Wietemberg i and the Princess of Orange'. The }lntik, Captain Kotzebue, now lies in the Neva, before the hotel of Comic Homanzow.— The weather is still warm. We do not remember such a fine summer. STOCKHOLM, AUG. 18.—His Majesty and the Crown Prince arrived at Christiania on the I lth i n good heHith. Every where on the journey his Majesty was received by his subjects with entbn. siastn. On his arrival in Christiania the city was finely illuminated. \%e learn that his Majeviyin tends to leave Christiania on the 22d, in order to arrive at Drontbeim by the end of the month. FLANDERS NAIL. AIX-LA-CHAPELLS, At/G.29.--Hie Royal ness the Prince Chancellor of State returned here to-day, and has taken up his abode in the house of Bellendorff, in the great square, where he will reside during the whole of the conferences. His Excellency the Minister of State and High Chancellor Beyme, is arrived at Cologne. - Among the new arrivals here are, Count Har denberg, Reventlow, Privy Counsellor to the King of Denmark, Mr. Rothschild, George Smith, Esq. M.P., &c. VIENNA, AUG. 20.—Prince Blucher, who is at Carlsbad, begins to recover, , and there is room to hope that the use of the waters will restore him to health. BRUSSELS, Auo. 28.—We learn that General. Fressinet, who resided some time at Antwerp, arrived on the 10th of May at Buenos-Ayres, oa board the America frigate Aurora, Captain War ner. It is affirmed, that he is going to join the Insurgent General San Martin, who has already in his army another very •well-known French officer, viz. General Brayer. AUG. 29.—A letter from Diest of the 25th says—" Yesterday the armed force repaired to Becquevort, with an order from the Government and another from the Archbishop of Malines, to expel,from the parsonage (cure) the Rev. Peter Martens, the Clergyman, who is a regular priest of the Teutonic Order. This measure is said to have been caused. by the opinions of this eccle siastic, who has, however, exercised his sacer• dotal functions for these 30 yeats. The church .*nd the parsonage are shut up till the arrival of his snccessor." A letter from Aix-la-Chapelle of the 28th says, " A report is current, that his Highness Marshal Prince Blucher, of Wahlstalid, has died at Carls bad; where, by the last accounts, he arrived much indisposed."- - -[The Aix-la-Chapelle Paper of Aug. 30 does not , mention this report.] STRASBURG, ,AUG. 23.---.lnl the course of this month the last operations will be proceeded in ►vhich are necessary to fix definitively the demar cation line of the Rhine between France and Ger many, from Huningen: to Latiterburg. It is not expected that there will be any difficulty on either side, as all the - preliminary operations are already terminated.